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Beach day

my friends are laying beside me taking naps in the sun while I write this. The boy I like is snoring ever so slightly and it’s the cutest thing I’ve ever heard. I am about to go home warm and happy and tired. I am happy about today

@lilyzittlau

Jul 14, 2024

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Just had a great day with my friends and just discovered this place it feels refreshing!!!!!

@pd_vagabond

Jun 13, 2024

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Good things aligning

today was the first day I could breathe again after a weeklong cold and it was also like the first properly warm & sunny day of the week and I just had a long awaited therapy session (phone convo with my dad). it felt like opening my eyes after a long, deep sleep ~ happy spring everyone 🌸

@carpark

Feb 7, 2025

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INTO THE SPIDERVERSE: WHEN MILES TAKES THE LEAP OFF THE BUILDING AND THERE’S THE SHOT OF HIM RISING UP

I love these movies dude I’m so serious

@kai_ser

Apr 19, 2025

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FOR NOW: NO. IN THE FUTURE: MAYBE?

A.I. as it exists currently will never be capable of truly mimicking the human mind, including the many emotions we feel on a day to day basis. Right now, A.I. is mostly just advanced algorithms that rip things from whatever its source material is or takes what it can from the wealth of all human knowledge that is the internet. Because of that, A.I. cannot grasp the human experience. It can pretend to, by pulling a post from any social media website and saying “well, when this situation happens, most people tend to feel X“ but that’s not real emotion, is it? However, technology is constantly evolving. If at some point in the future, some tech bro can figure out how to perfectly and consistently create digital neural networks that mimic the human brain, then yes, that A.I. might be able to feel emotion, though it will never be “human emotion” as A.I.s will never be truly and completely human in the sense you and I are. So I guess it depends on what your definition of “emotion” is. If you mean emotion as in “the full sensory and mental experience that emotions spawn in humans,” then the answer is no, an A.I. will never fully experience the complexities of human emotion. If you mean emotion as in “When X stimuli occurs, I react X way,” then yes, an A.I would be capable of that. Overall, A.I. bad, humans good. For some media to peruse, I’d recommend Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Phillip K. Dick (if you haven’t read it already) as well as anything related to Bladerunner (which is based on the aforementioned book). This is a great question, thanks for asking it!

@kai_ser

Apr 19, 2025

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MAKING PATCHES FOR MY JACKET

I love up cycling things that don’t fit anymore and personalizing my clothes :)

@kai_ser

3d ago